Did you like Craig's CSS toggle switches but wanted a little more accessibility or to use them on radio buttons? No problem: he's back with a solution...Read More
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Have you ever needed to reuse or repeat document fragments in your page? The W3C has finally agreed a standard way to define DOM templates -- Craig looks at the new HTML5 template tag.Read More
Firefox has come of age. Craig looks at the latest useful -- and not so useful -- features in Mozilla's flagship browser.Read More
Checkboxes are boring. Why not bring some excitement into your users' lives with a slick toggle switch implemented in pure CSS as demonstrated in Craig's latest tutorial.Read More
James describes a simple but surprisingly effective technique for synchronising multiple media sources in order to add accessible audio descriptions to an existing video.Read More
The hgroup element is being removed from the HTML5 specification. Craig discusses the reasons you never used it...Read More
PC sales dropped 14% in the first three months of 2013. Is it time to consider an alternative career in sheep farming? Craig discusses the reports and the reality.Read More
Want an original shuffled paper effect? Try Craig's CSS3 code on your website before everyone does it!Read More
Craig looks at the new HTML5, CSS3 and JavaScript editing features in the latest edition of the ever-popular NetBeans IDE.Read More
HTML buttons are so boring. Fortunately, Craig has some cross-browser CSS3 transition, transformation and animation code to make them far prettier...Read More
HTML5 has introduced many new interesting APIs, including WebSockets. WebSockets allow developers to create powerful real time applications by establishing socket connections between the browser and... Read More
Messing around with experimental code is easy thanks to several free online development playgrounds. Craig looks at seven of the best...Read More
There's a new HTML5 element for you to play with. Craig looks at what the <main> tag will do for you and your pages.Read More
Menu links are defined in unordered lists, right? Not necessarily. Craig discusses the case for listless navigation.Read More
